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Published on February 28, 2008
DJ Amplive faced the new year with a cease-and-desist order from Warner Bros. for his unauthorized tribute to Radiohead's latest album. He obliged and took his case directly to the Man via YouTube, concluding his online plea with a very sincere, "Thom, holler at me." It must have worked. Watch the video for yourself and download the now legit Rainydayz Remixes free at the address below. Along with a chopped-up production assembled entirely from In Rainbows, the eight-track collection features guest vocals from hip-hop heavyweights Del the Funky Homosapien, Too Short and Chali 2na.
Onesevensevensix.com/amplive
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